Farm rationalisation intensifies
Government has deployed a probe team into farms to draw information on occupancy, utilisation and cases of sub-letting as the optimisation of agricultural production gathers momentum.
It’s decision time for farmers
Peter Gambara The summer season is upon us and a lot of farmers are contemplating what crops they should grow.
Rufaro to be renamed
AFTER a long overdue makeover that saw its turf changed from artificial to natural grass, Rufaro could soon have its name altered.
Chelsey the hunted
CHELSEY HUNTER may just be the future Olympian that the country is hunting for.
Gvt mourns Gogo Msika
Government is waiting for guidance from President Mugabe on how to proceed following the death of Gogo Maria Msika, widow to former Vice President Joseph Msika.
Strong capital markets key for US$100bn economy
ZIMBABWE needs strong capital markets, credit rules and predictable national policy that attracts Diaspora funding to help build an ambitious US$100 billion economy.
ZTA fires salvo at hoteliers
THE Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) has castigated some hospitality players for trying to “sabotage Government’s efforts” in reviving the tourism sector. It is alleged that top hotel operators have asked…
Out of touch MPs in trouble
PROSPECTIVE Members of Parliament seeking election in constituencies in which they do not reside will now have to get approval from the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission, according to new electoral amendments.
The sting in the Hornets’ nest
EXPATRIATE basketball star Titus Njovu (ON LEFT SIDE OF PICTURE) might still be an unknown quantity on the local basketball scene, but it appears Harare City Hornets have great plans…
Blitz on errant foreign businesses
Scores of foreign-owned businesses operating in sectors reserved for locals under the country’s Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Regulations risk losing operating licences after authorities launched a blitz to unmask the…



